Classifications

• • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
  • A47—FURNITURE; DOMESTIC ARTICLES OR APPLIANCES; COFFEE MILLS; SPICE MILLS; SUCTION CLEANERS IN GENERAL
  • A47C—CHAIRS; SOFAS; BEDS
  • A47C15/00—Other seating furniture
  • A47C15/004—Seating furniture for specified purposes not covered by main groups A47C1/00 or A47C9/00
  • A47C15/008—Seating furniture for specified purposes not covered by main groups A47C1/00 or A47C9/00 for sexual intercourse
• • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
  • A47—FURNITURE; DOMESTIC ARTICLES OR APPLIANCES; COFFEE MILLS; SPICE MILLS; SUCTION CLEANERS IN GENERAL
  • A47C—CHAIRS; SOFAS; BEDS
  • A47C11/00—Benches not otherwise provided for

Definitions

• the invention relates to the field of intimate relationships, more specifically the practice of the sexual act or other types of intimate manipulation of a subject by another.
• the members serve as points of support, they remain devolved to this task and consequently, remain outside the action.
• the media cited have even more disadvantages for the one who mass. Indeed, the subject to be massaged is often too low and the "masseur" is obliged to hold postures biased and curved, inconvenient and especially dangerous for its spine.
• the invention aims to eliminate the disadvantages of the usual media and offers an object that recalls and directly touches the sensuality.
• the width of 2/3 of its length allows a sleeping on the back for a subject, while the width decreasing the remaining third allows another subject to stand astride the board.
• the latter is supported by two feet adjustable in height independently of one another, fixed at its ends. By adjusting the height of the feet, the height of the floor of the board is variable and tilting towards its narrow side.
• This combination of a degressive width board with two adjustable feet in height provides the opportunity for at least one adult person to sit astride on its narrow part while keeping its supports on the ground on his feet, while the another person can be lying on the wide part of the board.
• the narrow side also provides enough space for both partners to sit astride.
• the adjustable feet the board offers a multitude of horizontal or inclined ground heights. The user can adjust the height of the legs in sitting position by operating a lever. Once reached the desired height, it will be enough to release the lever to block the chosen position.
• the goal is to allow at least one of the partners to sit astride-while keeping their feet on the ground during the practice of the act. This position on natural supports (buttocks and feet) releases the hands and the arms which, thus, can comfortably participate in the action.
• the seated subject no longer carries the weight of his body on the other and does not force himself to hold his own weight.
• the essential advantage is the comfort and the ease of the practice of the act, more particularly for the people having a physical decrease which occurred following an accident or with the age or "for the persons having a morphology” difficult "( The muscles and joints are much less stressed and forced, we can, depending on the physical state of each, find and keep postures with much less effort and more comfort.
• the board of the proposed bench has the shape of a bottle with "right body". To serve two different uses, it has a wide part and a narrow part.
• the wide part looks like the body of a straight bottle. It is intended to receive the upper body of an elongated subject.
• the last part of the board that widens slightly is similar to the neck of a bottle. This part widens with respect to the "neck” in order to offer an alternative and more comfortable seat surface but also to create the necessary surface for mounting the frame of the mechanism.
• the feet mentioned above are the same foot systems as those used for office chairs. It is a set composed of a mechanism chassis which is fixed under
• the seat and ' has a certain degree of swingably, a gas cylinder controlled by a lever incorporated in the mechanism and a base which receives the base of the cylinder.
• the mechanism is provided with a damping spring system 0 to counterbalance the tilting clearance. This damping spring will be removed from the system to no longer constrain the tilting movement.
• Fig. 1 illustrates this application.
• FIG. 2 presents a side view of the assembly, revealing the board (1) in an inclined position, the Mechanism frame attached one (2b) near the edge of the wide side (CL) and the other (2a) near the edge of the narrow side (CE), the jacks (3a) (3b) and the legs (4a) (4b).
• the medial reinforcements (7) mounted under the board are also visible.
• Fig.3 shows a mechanism frame laterally, before disassembly of its damper spring system (6). This is the state of the mechanism in usual use under a horizontal seating plane.
• the mechanism used for the multiligger bench is designed to provide a tilting back to the chair seat that it usually supports. This type of mechanism has in its main chassis
• CMP attached to the seat of the bench, a compartment with limited mobility (CMR) which provides this tilt by articulating around the axis (AX) which binds these two bodies, until abutting on the main frame in one direction or the other.
• CMR compartment with limited mobility
• AX axis
• OV orifice
• Fig.4 shows the same frame laterally after disassembly of the damping spring play.
• the chassis thus takes a reverse tilting position in the absence of a binding effect.
• damping spring (6) has the function of stabilizing the seat by damping the pressure effect exerted by the user.
• His large spring (RES) is trapped by a cap (CAP) which serves at the same time to adjust the pressure thereof.
• This cap to do so, is supported on a large screw (VIS) whose base is housed in the main frame (CHP) and which crosses the connection port (OL) of the mobile compartment (CMR) forming the axis of the spring (RES).
• the head of the screw (VIS) is fixed under the skull of the cap (CAP).
• Fig.5 illustrates the mechanism frame vertically showing the location (Em) of the spring clearance (6), the connecting hole (OL) of the axial screw (VIS) and the orifice (OV) where is housing the piston head of the cylinder.
• the inclination of the board is obtained by the height offset of the two feet.
• the board tilts towards “the side of the foot positioned lower " thanks to the tilting capacity of the mobile compartments (CMR) of the two mechanisms thus released, instantaneously.
• Multiple degrees of inclination are obtained at ground heights varying between the minimum and maximum of the piston strokes (PIS) of the respective cylinders used.
• the moving compartment swing set (CMR) mechanisms provide a sufficient angle to follow through the maximum inclination of the board of the bench (1.) produced by the difference in maximum height of the two jacks of the respective feet.
• Adjusting the height of the feet is done by operating levers (5a) (5b) located on the side of the main frame of the mechanisms (CHP). By actuating them, the user exerts pressure on the piston tip (PIS) of the cylinder; simultaneously, if it exerts pressure by its weight, the piston decreases. If he removes the effect of his weight, he goes back up. By releasing the lever to a desired height level, it stops the movement of the piston, the height remains locked. Thus, the user can instantly adjust the heights of both sides of the bench and thereby get the desired inclination.
• CMR narrow side
• Fig.6 illustrates the bench seating
• the decreases and the enlargements operate symmetrically with respect to the longitudinal axis of the board.
• Corner contours can be rounded or not.
• the contours of the board at the places of the changes of width can form straight lines, concave, convex ... with passages more or less rounded.
• the parts (k) + (l) of the board will be used to receive the upper body of an elongated subject while the part (m) will serve another, for sitting astride without forcing the spacing of legs.
• Part (1) will also serve as a relief to the knees of the subject who will sit on parts (m) and (n).
• the last part (o) offers an alternative seating surface and the surface required for mounting one of the two mechanism frames.
• Fig. 7 shows a general view of the bench. It is obvious to those skilled in the art that the present invention allows embodiments in many other specific forms without departing from the scope of the invention as claimed. Therefore, the present embodiment should be considered by way of illustration but can be. modified in the field defined by the scope of the appended claims; the invention should not be limited to the details given above.

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